Copper Odyssey is a highly colourful, vibrant JRPG that seems like it would come out of the 8 bit NES Nintendo era of 1987-1992. I had alot of fun with this game, but it did have several shortcomings that kept it from greatness. Overall the game took 5.5 hours to beat all the bosses and the optional Megaboss.

+ The art style of this game is very colourful and unique. All the characters and enemy designs have a very distinct and original look to them, very artistic and well designed.
+ The music is amazing, I was tapping my foot along to most of the upbeat jazz music often.
+ You can save anywhere at anytime. Also there are many HP and MP recovery stations all over the place.
+ Some bosses you can defeat them without fighting them, by completing certain quests and making them happy. This was a unique and original concept.
+ Many secrets to discover and find

+/- The story is highly original, if you can make some sense of it that is...
+/- The game forces you to use every spell at your disposal almost every battle. In this game you can't just tap attack and steamroll enemies to level up. It's wise to push onto more difficult enemies and use all your spells to your advantage to beat them, and then recharge at one of the many stations lying around.

- I can't stand it when enemies resurrect friends / rejuvinate in the middle of battle, and this happens often in this game.
- Many maps don't connect properly, like how they should in your mind. I know that it can be part of the art style, but its confusing when you walk in a door, walk out a door 5 feet away, and the game takes you to another area entirely 10 miles away and you can't get back.
- The game is in dire need of more weapons and armour for your characters.
- I found the whole angel wings Noclip mode very dumb. Felt like cheating.

The developer is making a sequel to this game, it seems to be bigger, better, and more polished.
Really looking forward to it.

Overall 8 / 10

Re-picked up this game after a good long time, and man is it so good.
I'd have to say the humorous dialogue/interactions from the nonchalant Monitor have to be my favourite part of the game.
Otherwise, the music is incredible, listening to it on and off for over a year now, and I simply adore the art style and pieces present in forms of the characters, prints and so.
The game really is mercilessly towards you at the start, however it helped push me to find alternative ways initially to level up, looking for secrets, rather than doing the ol' classic beat up low level enemies (because they'll beat up you!)

Criminally underrated, really looking forward to Copper Odyssey 2!